Dulce Bestia

Luxury Textile Print Design

Overview

Description

I was commissioned by Dulce Bestia, a luxury fashion label known for bold, art-inspired statement pieces, to create a series of custom textile prints that could be used across a range of elevated apparel.

Role: Textile Print Designer
Client: Dulce Bestia
Deliverables: Custom Repeat Patterns, Logo Integration, Textile Application for Fashion Line

High-End Couture Design

My work focused on crafting high-end, repeatable designs that felt editorial, refined, and brand-right—infused with both artistic depth and commercial viability.

Van Gogh-Inspired Cherry Blossom Print

The most notable piece in this project was a custom repeat pattern inspired by Van Gogh’s iconic “Almond Blossom” painting. Dulce Bestia envisioned this as a signature print, blending timeless artistry with their modern edge.

Textile Considerations

I designed a repeat pattern that honored the original painting’s softness and composition, while integrating Dulce Bestia’s logo subtly and tastefully into the design.
The result was a lush, romantic pattern that maintained a fine art sensibility while serving as a strong branding tool.
This print was applied to sumptuous velvet and luxe woven fabrics, used in a collection of bomber jackets, corsets, pants, and other statement garments.

Custom Snakeskin Print

In addition to the cherry blossom print, I created a bespoke snakeskin textile design tailored to Dulce Bestia’s edgy-meets-elegant aesthetic.

This pattern was designed for maximum versatility and drama, used on fitted silhouettes such as leggings and structured jackets.
The final print struck the perfect balance between streetwear grit and high-fashion polish—mirroring the duality Dulce Bestia is known for.

Portfolio

Throughout the project, I prioritized:
Luxury visual detailing – ensuring patterns held up to close inspection and retained integrity across fabric types and garment scales.
Strategic brand integration – embedding the logo in ways that felt fashion-forward rather than overt.
Print adaptability – delivering assets that could be used across multiple garment categories with consistent alignment and color management.
The final textiles were produced using high-end printing techniques that matched the premium quality of the garments and brand ethos.